I love this school, teachers are amazing, front desk are always smiling and super helpful, love…read moretheir school activities, field trips, my daughter loves her school and me too! Amazing staff.

My daughter has been in this school since day care and she is already in second grade. I can only…read moretalk good things about the school and its staff. Amazing professors and such a safe environment. Her learning experience has been the best making her always on honors rolls.

this school I find peculiar the teachers are not the worst but they have trouble controlling them…read morethey also don't care as much about what the student does outside of class. the academics are good though but they need to work on athletics.

We have lived in six countries, been in more than 10 schools and we have never found teachers more…read morecompassionate, hard working, oriented to help the students to learn who they are, where they want to go and lovingly encourage them to go beyond their limits, than in MCA. I want to express my gratitude to Ingrid and all her teachers for the huge role they have played in our lives. For me as a mom, the school has been an immense support. Ingrid has been an angel in my life. I've felt understood and her guidance has been invaluable. During our five years here, we have worked together as a team. Nothing had stopped her. She is always thinking about what else to do to help the kids. Her wisdom, integrity, love and knowledge has helped both my son and myself! The program here is so much more interesting for the kids and there is more freedom in finding a pace and style that truly works for their unique needs. There is no limit to their creativity and eagerness to learn! I just wished all the kids in Miami had the privilege to find MCA as we did! Maria Cristina Massa

I have my 3 boys here and I truly couldn't be happier, they are all doing well with grades and the…read moreschool has so many resources to help your child if they are struggling with their academics. I have one son in VPK, one in 2nd, and and another in 4th, I can say I haven't had an issues with the teachers and all have been very sweet caring and knowledgeable where my kids have learned a lot

Small neighborhood school with surprisingly high caliber faculty and staff. An "A" school for many…read moreyears, Royal Palm sets high expectations for its teachers and students while remaining a loving and family-oriented school. My children have been part of the Royal Palm family for three years and have truly blossomed academically, socially and emotionally... thanks to their dedicated teachers and overall amazing leadership.

Its a glorious school May allah bless this beautiful school! Our family is muslim but I put her in…read morethe school since its so beautiful and gives a great education to our child We were going to go back to Saudi Arabia before we put our child in this school, now we're glued to Miami and we'll stay all thanks to this school! Happy late ramadan!

We've had a very positive experience overall. The school is well-organized, and the environment is…read moreboth structured and supportive. The teachers are truly kind and genuinely care about the students' growth. They're always willing to help and go the extra mile to make sure the kids understand the material and feel supported in their learning. Another thing I really appreciate is the variety of sports and extracurricular activities available. It gives the children a chance to explore different interests and stay active while building friendships outside the classroom. I would definitely recommend Our Lady of Lourdes to other families looking for a school that offers strong academics, caring teachers, and a well-rounded environment.

Florida Christian provides students with opportunities for success given that they offer 3 levels…read moreof course rigor all while fostering spiritual growth by cultivating faith. Faith primarily & Family involvement are key and at the heart of what the school exemplifies! So grateful our family gets to be a part of this beautiful community!

Our child has applied to this school for three consecutive years. We come from a strong Christian…read morefamily, and our faith and Christian values were a major reason we continued pursuing this school. Each year, our child completed the observations and assessments and received nothing but positive feedback about how well they did. Yet every year, we were waitlisted and ultimately never offered admission, without ever receiving a genuine explanation as to why. After three years, this process has left us questioning how fair and transparent admissions truly are and whether status, connections, favoritism, or nepotism play a role. From our experience, the process simply did not reflect the honesty, fairness, sincerity, and Christian values we expected from a faith-based school. As a Christian family, we have prayed about it and come to believe that perhaps God was protecting our child from an environment that was not meant for them. If this is how families are made to feel during admissions, we can only question what the culture is like on the inside. After three years of disappointment, we will not be applying again. Christian values should be demonstrated through actions, not simply through a school's name or reputation.

I went here for years as a child. I loved this place. It was a safe space for me as student with…read morelearning disability and physical disability to thrive. Thank you Beth and John Harvilla

Where does one begin. I went to this school from 2004-2010. I hated it until my last year. why was…read moreI put here? This school made my childhood really rough. I was in brought to and from school by a private transportation service. I was always the first to get picked up, and the first to get dropped off. Every morning for those years, I was the kid made fun of all the time, or looked at as weird, called names exe. Traumatic tbh.. Over the years, especially the last year I was there. I grew a special love for this place, Beth, Piaza, Havrilla, Gentles, Sol, Sinclair (tho she was there for a short time, she sparked my love for writing and reading and photography. She looked like the small scientist woman in all black from the Incredibles, hair and all, glasses and all.) Rodriguez, Brauntuch (i forgot how to spell her last name, I feel terrible). Throughout my twenties, I visited often, give thanks, appreciation and gratitude. This school saved my life. life is still incredible difficult as an high functioning AuDHD person, i dont understand still a lot of things In social norms or cues. This school taught me to embrace myself, keep pushing, love myself, and so much more. This isnt just a school.. 30 years old now, I still think of the staff and that school. Hope my classmates are navigating well through life.

Loving and caring staff. Clean and organized classrooms. My granddaughter is so happy to go to…read morepreschool and does not want to leave at the end of the day.

Do not send your child here. My child was here for a month and I quickly saw how bad it was and…read moreremoved her. This was the first school my child attended and in the few weeks she was there she started exhibiting aggressive behaviors she never displayed prior to attending. She started hitting, scratching, pinching, and pushing. They use covid as the reason to not allow parents to set foot in the school so you never know what is going on in your kids class and can never see or communicate with the teachers. Teachers are supposed to message you daily and give you updates but I was lucky if I got one photo a day and many days I got no updates on my child and 80% of my messages to the teachers would go unanswered. I brought this up to the director and she shrugged it off. When your child is too young to talk, this is NOT okay. This school does not care how sick kids are as they never send them home. Every time I looked through her classroom window or got a photo I saw kids visibly sick with green mucus running down their noses or coughing/ sneezing non-stop. Yes, I know that it is normal for kids to get sick when starting school but this was another level of sick. Every 3-5 days my daughter was sick with something different, had to go to urgent care, and even got pink eye. I missed so much work staying home with her sick and then getting me sick that it defeated the purpose of paying for child care. The last straw was when my child was bitten by another kid. The bite was so hard you could still see the imprint of every tooth on my childs arm the next day. I should have been called immediately by the director. Instead I was sent a text message by teacher and it was treated like no big deal. I asked 3 separate times for the director to contact me about the incident and she never bothered to call me. I had to track her down and when I finally spoke to her on the phone she was very dismissive and acted like it was no big deal. The few times I was able to peer in my child class through the window I saw the kids playing with toys by themselves while the "teacher" was just there watching them. They do not provide enriching activities or play and teach the kids. They do the bare minimum and just supervise them. My daughter is now in a new school and the difference in her behavior is night and day. Aggressive behavior immediately stopped and she is excited to go to school and runs inside when she sees her teacher instead of crying and not wanting to let me go like she would do at Riverside.

Mother Of Our Redeemer is an utterly abysmal institution, and you would be wise to shield your…read moreoffspring from its gates. While their promotional imagery presents a polished facade, the reality within those walls is downright dreadful. Mrs. Casariego, the principal, does absolutely nothing but smirk for the cameras, peddling the blatant lie that this is an excellent academy. She squanders resources upgrading her own lavish office while remaining willfully blind to her atrocious faculty. This establishment desperately requires a complete purge of both its leadership and teaching staff. In fact, the notoriously abrasive Mrs. Torres was rightfully terminated by the school board because she was a walking catastrophe. Furthermore, the educators here do not teach; they simply spoon-feed the students. Mr. Terron, my son's math teacher, habitually plastered the answer keys directly on the board because he lacks the competence to actually instruct. My children pay excellent attention and earn straight A's in every other subject, yet math yielded an F solely due to this wretched instruction. My son was an advanced honor roll student at his previous school, but this place tanked his record and cost him his accolades. To make matters worse, the music teacher, Ms. Natasha, treated my daughter with pure hostility. The staff only dropped their fake acts and confessed to the school's internal rot during the summer when I announced our departure. My children used to pile into the car looking utterly miserable every single day, and their joy only returned the moment I pulled them out of that environment. To top it all off, the physical facility itself is utterly filthy. Watch how quickly the administration scrambles to delete this review, simply because they cannot handle the unvarnished, disgraceful truth.

The teachers do not actually teach. The students are simply given the answers. You think the kids…read moreare extremely smart and doing well until you ask them to explain how to solve the homework they bring home. When doing homework, they are lost on how to do the work. When asked, they say the teacher just gives them the answer without explaining how to do it. Many parents have noticed the same thing in all grade levels not one specific grade or teacher. It is clear the students are struggling, and there is a real problem. Parents have spoken among themselves and agree this is a repeated issue. I do not believe the problem is that it's a religious school, the real issue is that the teachers do not know how to teach and choose not to or are not qualified. All of the students are behind academically, and it's hard to realize at first, because on paper their grades look perfect but in reality, they are struggling and its just a made up grade. I would put 0 stars if I could. I am happy to say I have saved my child from the school by removing them but now comes the real work to make up for all the time of learning lost here.